Let`s learn more about Laser Vision Correction directly from BGN Eye Hospital leading ophthalmologist Dr. Kang Jeong Yeop. Today we will have an interview with doctor Kang and ask the most common questions about Laser Vision Correction.
In this lesson you'll learn about how to make negative sentences.
Also, this video has my current favorite explanation of when and how to use 안 before verbs to make them into negative verbs.
And remember that this series goes in order, so if this is your first time seeing this series please start from the first episode so you don't miss anything - the episodes all build upon each other. If there's anything you don't understand, it was explained in a previous episode of this series.
In this week's lesson we'll learn about the particle 에서, and also how it differs from the particle 에.
Remember that this series goes in order, so if there's something you're confused about or something that you haven't learned you can find a lesson about it in a prior episode.
It’s been just over a year since I picked up the Canon EOS R and it has been a great experience. When I first purchased the Canon EOS R, it was on a trip to Tokyo and it proved to a great testing ground. With all of the fuss surrounding the release of the EOS R5 and R6, there hasn’t been too much talk about the EOS R these days. Here are my thoughts after extensively using it for a year.
Build Quality
The EOS R has really stood up with regards to the quality of the materials used for the body and how well they have stood up to constant use. It is one of those cameras that just feels right. You don’t have to be delicate with it or worry that it is going to break.
Are you preparing to take a Korean test? Are you just curious how you might perform on an Intermediate level Korean test style question? Then this episode is for you.
This episode features an Intermediate level question, and requires Intermediate level listening skills in order to completely understand it. Let me know if you got it right~
This will be the last "Korean Test Practice" episode for a few months, as I'm currently working hard to finish filming and editing my new beginner Korean course videos. Once that's completed, I'll make some more. Let me know what difficulty level you'd prefer for future episodes.
Over the past week or so I have been putting in hours recording and editing my brand new podcast. I cannot explain how much I have enjoyed the learning process here. I am also really nervous about publicly announcing this for some reason.
I love listening to podcasts and until now never really thought that it could be something that I could do. I always considered myself a better writer than a talker. After failing miserably with youtube I was kind of put off by projects like this. I guess in someway I was sort of hiding behind the keyboard.
Korea-Based… For Now…
The basic focus of the podcast will be about photography and Korea as is similar to this blog. I am directing this more for people who have an interest in Korea and for photographers who want to know a little bit more about where to photograph in the country. If you are already living here then what I cover, you probably already know.
In this lesson you'll learn about the future tense.
Specifically you'll learn the 것이다 form. There actually is one more common future tense form, the 겠다 form, which we'll learn in a later lesson (once we're also able to use it).
And remember as always that this series goes in order, so start from Lesson 1 if you're new to this course.
